Coca-Cola marketing manager Alec Mellor said: “For more than 130 years, the colour red has been associated with the great taste and experience of enjoying a Coca-Cola and we want to make it even clearer that you can have that taste and experience with or without sugar.

“Sales of Coca-Cola zero sugar have almost doubled in the last two years and we believe this latest change will help us grow it even further and encourage more people to give it a try.”

Coca-Cola’s new packaging designs for the original recipe and zero sugar drinks

Coca-Cola’s new packaging launched with £5m marketing campaign

Coca-Cola was introduced in 2005 and reformulated with a new recipe and packaging in 2016.

The new packaging replaced black packaging with a new design featuring the rising red Coca-Cola disc more significantly on pack.

According to the company, about 58% of Coca-Cola drinks sold in Britain, also including Diet Coke, has no sugar.

Coca-Cola’s new packaging will be supported by a £5m marketing campaign, which will address changes to consumers.

The campaign will also include a 10-second and 30-second TV advert, as well as home advertising.

In 2015, Coca-Cola included all its variants under one brand and promoted all variants together in campaigns.

Coca-Cola also noted that its packaging will continue to be 100% recyclable and is aiming to increase the recycled plastic in all of its bottles from 25% to 50% by 2020.